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Nay , my request is more without the There is no princess living that enjoys
bounds A brother of that worth . Tompared tistemius Of reason yet ; for ' tis not in
the power Pan , My lord , no maid Of you to do , what I would have you grant .
Nay , my request is more without the There is no princess living that enjoys
bounds A brother of that worth . Tompared tistemius Of reason yet ; for ' tis not in
the power Pan , My lord , no maid Of you to do , what I would have you grant .
Page 49
Better than any brother loves his sister : I hope , I máy , I přithee leave me not .
That is all . Enter BESSUS . Mar. Methinks , this need not have been deliver'd
with such a caution . I'll do it . Bęs . Where is the king ? Arb . There is more yet :
Wilt ...
Better than any brother loves his sister : I hope , I máy , I přithee leave me not .
That is all . Enter BESSUS . Mar. Methinks , this need not have been deliver'd
with such a caution . I'll do it . Bęs . Where is the king ? Arb . There is more yet :
Wilt ...
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Your royal brother , How shall i lessen thine ? for mine , I fear , When he shall
once collect himself , and see Is easier known than cur'd . How far he has been
asunder from himself , Spa . Heaven comfort both , What a mere stranger to his ...
Your royal brother , How shall i lessen thine ? for mine , I fear , When he shall
once collect himself , and see Is easier known than cur'd . How far he has been
asunder from himself , Spa . Heaven comfort both , What a mere stranger to his ...
Page 53
2 Sw . Brother , what think you of this case ? Arb . Pray thee , stand up : ' Tis true ,
she is too 1 Sw . If he has beaten him , the case is clear . fair , 2 Sw . If he have
beaten him , I grant the case . And all these commendations but her own : But
how ...
2 Sw . Brother , what think you of this case ? Arb . Pray thee , stand up : ' Tis true ,
she is too 1 Sw . If he has beaten him , the case is clear . fair , 2 Sw . If he have
beaten him , I grant the case . And all these commendations but her own : But
how ...
Page 54
2 Sw . Brother , you err , ' tis fifteen miles aday ; His stage is ten , his beatings are
fifteen . Bes . ' Tis of the longest , but we subjects must1 Sw . Be subject to it : You
are wise and virtuous . Bes . Obedience ever makes that noble use on't , To ...
2 Sw . Brother , you err , ' tis fifteen miles aday ; His stage is ten , his beatings are
fifteen . Bes . ' Tis of the longest , but we subjects must1 Sw . Be subject to it : You
are wise and virtuous . Bes . Obedience ever makes that noble use on't , To ...
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| Title | The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Volume 1 Volume 1 of The Modern British Drama The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes, Sir Walter Scott |
| Contributor | Sir Walter Scott |
| Publisher | William Miller, 1811 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Jan 2009 |
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